
Supreme Sovereign
至高主宰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 8.7M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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After reading fifty chapters, I felt completely poisoned by two major flaws. One was the protagonist's contest with someone in a training chamber with ten times the intensity of flames to see who could endure the longest. The protagonist absorbed all the flame energy using a magical artifact, and afterwards, everyone praised his technique. I was baffled; why couldn't it be a magical artifact?
This novel is absolutely disgusting. A few kind words from someone can erase past grievances and even bring immense benefits. For example, his useless, good-for-nothing father's few kind words dissolved the rift between father and son, making them forget the fact that Qin Yi from before his transmigration was already dead.
If the male lead's mother knew that his father wanted to kill her son for the sake of the family, wouldn't she be furious? How could she have ever fallen for this good-for-nothing?
The logic is utterly garbage. The only decent part is the comparisons, but those are all irrelevant and pointless. In the earlier chapters about sect disciples, how many levels higher is the sect leader than a disciple? There's no foreshadowing or major suspense. I couldn't continue reading after the chapter about his birth mother.
The protagonist's birth foretells separation from his parents. His talent is unparalleled, he's skilled in everything. He beholds a fairy maiden, and feelings inevitably blossom. He ventures out to learn a new skill, and a fortuitous opportunity awaits. He becomes an apprentice to a certain master, and a story unfolds, but the apprenticeship breeds jealousy, and his senior brothers are resentful.
This book is far worse than the previous one. I seriously suspect it was ghostwritten. After reading "The Supreme Ruler of the Three Realms," I had high expectations for this book, but the greater the expectation, the greater the disappointment. I'm heartbroken.
This book is so verbose. I've read over 300 chapters and it's still stuck in the Smoke and Luo Domain. Moreover, the realm and abilities are unclear. I saw a post before saying that you're the worst-performing Platinum player, and now I believe it.
Surging river water
This book, with its endless pronouncements on life, values, observations, commentary, and verbal battles, is absolutely... This isn't a book; it's a scam to steal your money and time.
Damn, I recovered from the initial toxicity one time, then forgot about it for a long time, read another dozen chapters, and recovered from the toxicity again. This book is disgusting.
The whole thing is analysis. Is this a psychology novel? It's all nonsense, completely uninteresting, and incredibly boring. Fantasy novels usually end around chapter 1600. This one is all analysis, and the plot is almost unimportant. No wonder it's stretched to 4000 chapters. I wonder how long this platinum author can keep going.